The Madras High Court rejected Monster Energy’s trademark application, finding “Energy for the Journey” was generic and lacked distinctiveness. The decision clarifies the legal threshold for trademark registrability under Indian law.
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The Delhi High Court directs the Examiner to advertise the ‘Bharat’ mark after examining all the objections.
The Delhi High Court has sent a trademark application for the word “Bharat” with a device back to the examiner for re-evaluation. While a previous court order ruled the mark distinctive, it failed to address objections about potential genericness. This case highlights the importance of a thorough trademark examination process.
Read more about The Delhi High Court directs the Examiner to advertise the ‘Bharat’ mark after examining all the objections.Should Distinctiveness Have Anything to Do with Dilution – By Nandan Pendsey, IP Attorney, USA
This article explores the relationship between distinctiveness and trademark dilution, tracing the evolution of dilution remedies in US law. It highlights the importance of preserving the uniqueness of highly distinctive marks beyond traditional infringement actions.
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